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Old November 1st, 2002, 07:35 AM
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IIS Sharing Virtual Directory

Hi Guys,
I'm using IIS along with Active Server
Pages. The server currently hosts multiple
domains and I was wondering if it is
possible to share a specific folder that
that has some sctive server page files
that are commonly used by some of the
sites. So is it possible to place the files
in one location and call the from the different websites using something like

<!--#include virtual="/public/file1.asp"-->

if it is possible how do I go about doing
it, if not, is there a possible alternative?


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Win2K Adv. Server sp3


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IIS virt. dirs

Of course!

Simply create a folder where you want to keep all your common scripts... e.g. I call mine "includes" and it sits under my wwwroot.

Once you have your scripts in there, run the IIS MMC, right click on the domain for which you'd like to include the scripts dir, click "new -> virtual directory" - give it a name, I think you used "public", and your done.

To refer to your virtual directory, use the #INCLUDE VIRTUAL statement, just like in your example.

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